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Water Wheel Article
Resource classification harmonising people and nature’s needs
Published: 1 April 2008
Authors: Harrison Pienaar
Abstract
Water policy The need for a fundamental change in South Africa’s approach to water management is largely underpinned by the country’s Constitution. The Department of Water Affairs & Forestry (DWAF) is in the process of gazetting a water resources classification system (WRCS), viewed by many to be a revolutionary approach to give effect to integrated water resources management, writes Harrison Pienaar, DWAF Chief Director: Resource Directed Measures.
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Harrison Pienaar
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Water Resource Management/IWRM - Planning and developmentPolicy and regulationWater Resource Management/IWRM - Catchment ManagementWater Resource Management/IWRM - Planning and developmentEnvironmentGender and YouthEcosystem - Biodiversity protectionSocietyEcosystem - Biodiversity protectionWater Resource Management/IWRM - Catchment ManagementWater Wheel Article
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